Sentence examples for a new surrogate from inspiring English sources
He has reunited with his father and his family, and benefited from a new surrogate daddy, the man who banished him from the N.B.A. house on Feb. 25 , 1986
In this article, a new surrogate management strategy is presented to address this problem.
A new surrogate technique is presented for obtaining accurate results also in cases in which low-discrepancy sampling is not applicable effectually.
To investigate the shape-dependent effect in natural convection, a new surrogate model accounting for the variation of the heat transfer coefficient within the computational domain is proposed.
To address this issue, a new surrogate modeling method, i.e., ANOVA (analysis of variance -based transformed probabilistic collocation method (ATPCM), is devariance -based work.
This work presents a new surrogate model based on artificial neural networks (ANNs), comprising a rapid computational tool for the analysis and design of mooring lines and risers.
Among the slaves, friendship is a luxury but Samuel's new surrogate family ensure his survival and provide a context for his Christian faith and thirst for learning.
However, there is an urgent need for new surrogate markers to define different stages during the transition from the epithelial to mesenchymal phenotype, and the reverse transition.
To address this challenge, we apply and extend the recently developed Information Exchange Surrogate Approximation IESAA) framework to a multi-layer system, adding new surrogate models to the framework and incorporating moment-matching techniques.
The development and validation of a new gasoline surrogate using laminar flame speed as a target parameter is presented.
In this paper, a new adaptive surrogate model based efficient reliability method is proposed to address the issues that many existing adaptive sequential sampling reliability methods are limited to the Kriging models and Krging model-based Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) reliability methods produce random results even without considering the uncertainty from initial samples.
